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HDFC Mutual Fund announces change in fund managers for its 3 equity funds as Roshi Jain exitsHDFC Mutual Fund has reshuffled fund managers for three key equity schemes effective December 8, 2025, following the exit of Roshi Jain, wh...- HDFC Flexi Cap Fund review: Mutual fund has improved consistency in outcome and risk profile in recent yearsWe examine the key fundamentals of HDFC Flexi Cap Fund, its portfolio and performance to help you make an informed investment decision.
- Continue to like bank & IT stocks, not worried about short-term volatility: Roshi JainHDFC AMC's Roshi Jain believes near-term market volatility is not a concern for long-term investors. Indian markets offer opportunities. Ja...
- Fantastic 4 women mutual fund managers betting on these top 13 stocksAdept at managing funds across the spectrum, Roshi Jain currently manages three strategies at HDFC AMC with assets totaling Rs 70,400 crore.
- Prashant Jain quits HDFC MF: What this mean for its funds, existing investorsExit of a star fund manager should not be a reason to fret. Focus on the investing values instead.
- What to do with HDFC MF schemes formerly managed by Prashant JainWealth managers said the change in fund managers warrants caution among investors. Unitholders of these schemes must hold back from making ...
- HDFC Mutual Fund names new fund managers for schemes managed by Prashant JainHDFC Mutual Fund has announced the names of fund managers who will manage the three schemes that were managed by Prashant Jain before his r...
- How should one tide over intermittent volatility? Roshi Jain of HDFC AMC answers"The pace of tightening and speed of normalization of supply chains will decide the future trajectory of inflation. However, for an economy...
- Franklin Templeton strengthens Emerging Markets Equity - India team with new hiresFranklin Templeton has appointed Ajay Argal and Venkatesh Sanjeevi as portfolio managers in a bid to strengthen its Emerging Markets Equity...
- Discipline, diversification, due diligence have guided most successful investors: Roshi Jain, Franklin Templeton"We continue to suggest that investors invest with a long-term investment horizon and through systematic investment options. The keyword he...
- International Women's day: The women who run the show in the Indian mutual fund industryAs CEOs, heads of asset classes and fund managers, women in the mutual fund space are doing a great job and this women’s day we tell you ab...
- Don’t look at equities from one-month or one-year perspective, says Roshi Jain of Franklin Templeton Mutual FundRoshi Jain, who was speaking at the ET Wealth Investment Workshop held in Chennai on November 15, shared some rules for the novice investor...
- Assets managed by women fund managers jump 32% to Rs 3 lakh crore in 2017Of 291 fund managers handling open-ended MF products in 2017, a meagre 24 were women.
- Fund review: Franklin India High Growth Companies FundIn the past three-year and five-year periods, the scheme has given returns of 9.4% and 22.4%, respectively.
- Fund review: Franklin India High Growth Companies FundIn the past three-year and five-year periods, the scheme has given returns of 16 per cent and 24.6 per cent respectively.
- Franklin Build India Fund: Infra is a good bet to build onThere are a limited number of well-managed players in the sector to participate in the build-India story.
- Women’s Day Special: Rs 2,000 billion assets ride on shoulders of 18 women money managersThe women, who manage around Rs 2,00,000 crore of investor wealth on D-St, have been fairly consistent in delivering returns across market ...
- Fund review: Franklin India Bluechip FundThe scheme has a performance record of close to 24 years. This shows that it is one of the few schemes which has seen a large number of mar...
- Franklin India Bluechip fund: Bets on big companies pay bigIn the past two decades, the scheme has consistently beaten its benchmark, S&P Sensex, by a wide margin.
- There are nascent signs of investment cycle revival: Roshi Jain, Franklin Templeton Investments"India’s economy is mostly dependent on domestic demand, which is likely to remain stronger than the weakening global demand."
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